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! FIRE DEPARTMENT. NOTES.

&S FIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tho New Hoek and Ladder Truck anil Hose
~ wagou-Imp
Chief Dunning, OF the Fro Department,
has received 8 letter from tho Fire Ex!in.
gushing Apparatus Company, Of Chicago,
the firm to which Bls awarded tho con.
tract for building the now hook and ladder
truck for this ci.y's department, stating
that only the finishing touches are TO- be
made, and that the apparatus will bs
shipped from that point Oil the il7th mat.
It is expected that 1t will srriva here
and be mustered into service ABOUT one
week later, a month later than the original
contract called Tor Its delivery. I! {;
The new hoas wagon Tor tho niagara
ongine house is about completed: It will
DO in tho line Of a novelty Tor this depart.
ment. e The nose Is not carried on q spin
die rs on the other carts and wagons IN
tho service, hut is laid in the bed Of tho
wagon. This Fmodo Of carrying hose Ia
coming into general use in the larger de-
and il Ia claimed that 1t has
been found to be much pre- erable to tho
old style. > I: 4 . q
q Tho men at tho Niagara house have
Just laid in a new floor Of heavy oak plank
and in doing thln constructed pit under.
meath where tho engine stands, 80 that in
caso of repairH being neccseaty, the ma.
chinery can BIO easily gotten at by 9 man
working in the pit. :, q \; Z; 4 4. y, 4 81
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uorso nnd buggy stolen.

I An lion gray horBe was stolen from Or,
J. B. Irwin, in West Alexander yesterday
morning ut O'clock, A line buggy STOLEN
from livery man thereJwas aIao taken,
The thief was traced to Wheeling, but no
luEther clue could be obtained here yes.
terdsy. Fifty dollars reward is offered,
Lee Meiskell, Of York, Harrison county,
Ohio, also had a buggy etolen. az
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TROUBLE OVER a sTAIlE

Andy Hertz Fined by Squire Davis for m
Assault. g2 < MI
The Wheeling Mining and Manufactur.
Ing Company, successors to kasley 4
Brooks, hsvo the contract for excavs!ing
for tho foundations Of the factory OF the
West Virginia China Company on North
Main street. The baildings have all been
torn down, except the match factory, and
work ia now progreBsing on the cellars.
Tho earth removed is dumped over the
river bank. It will be remembered tho
contractors had strike the frat day they
etarted operations en- tho work. Yester.
day morning when the men went to the
place, they had consultation, and again
decided to a.rlke. One Of the company
saw, that they we're idle, and ascesteining
tho roaaou, paid off the men and dis.
charged oil but few who were willing to
continue work. The mems demand wDs
81 so day. b. ~
In tho afternoon one Of the discharged
strikers, Andy Me,tz,a man we'll known
TO the LEGAL criminal courte, and one OF
those who continued at work, man
named Hamilton, had some difficulty,
and Hamilton wont to Squire Daviss
Office and ewore out q warrau. for
assault, and Mer.x wss 1!res!ed.
At o'clock laat evening Mertz had O
hearing before Squire D1vis. Hamilton'e
testimony was that as he passed along the
street Msrtz called alter him, and then
catching up, asked il he was working.
Hamilton admitted thss he wes. IS
"Don't you know you ought to omit ="
asked Mefiz, and when Hamilton asked
why, he added that Hamilton waa work.
ing under wages. This Hamilton DENIED,
saying ho wac gattlng 81 50 day. Me,.z
offered to bet that lie wgs not. After
some further talk, Hamilton says he said,
u an neither drunkard nor gambler;
! will not hst with you." ~ "a t.gtS
"Ah, 60 oE,"g said Mer!y, s'you'te no
good you're a blacksheep." AT the same
time he waved his hand with a gesture OF
disgust or contempt. Hamilton, to use
his own words, "p1shsd Mersa's hand
down" and they separated. ii[:5 5 VA.
The only way In which Mer.s's evil
dencs differed from Hamilton's vas that
tho former thought Hamilton called hin
o drunkard and gambler. a a 49,
Tho only other evidence Of interest was
that Mertz and others, he being ring.
leader, disturbed the men who continued
at work, getting sa near as they could
withonttrespassiag and shouting offensive
remarks. One witness nsid ho heard
Msrts aay he was ''as good man as Dave
Brooks" 4s>,sl. s "a -,
Squire Davis fined Merlz $40 and costs,
and required him to give bond in the sum
Of 500 to keep ths peace for one year to-
ward the Wheeling Mining and Mlnufac.
turing Gnrnnnnu In dafanlk af q M. al
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Al. RICE & co.
OPENING DAY.

~ y 2 .UFENINbF DAY. T7H11-H55
Our regular winter opening Of Pat
tern Hats ana Millinery Novelties takes
place to.isy anu evening. i{t
We have spared neither. pains nor ex-
pense 10 make This occasion The event Of
Tho Season. Our collection " i'll be found
unusually large ami var led, embracing
styles Tor Children, Misses and Ladies,
deslsetd by leading New York Artists,
ana Representing Gully The correct Sly les.
We take this means OF extending u gem
oral ard very cordial invitation to at
tent. spectfutiy,
n 4. Il. RICE T. co. z
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sR1Elb1,AI,RE.
All Sorts OF I.qcal News and dossip From,
5ls tho Glass City. VA
T Nick Baker "a In Flndlay, VII y

All Sorts Of I.aoal News and sdossip Ffon,
!. tho Glass City. "a,
4 Nick Baker "a In F!ndlay, rs \ w Y
There viii bc a ddncthg class hero u ~ n
Cha,les Rodowig Is home from tho we,t. "a
Jessie Washington was locked tip by 0&lces
Love. 4 lfiI * s.GSFt5flt st'fiiGlf F3i
I. Charles Barnes. Of the lantern Globe Company,
has gone 10 Brilliant. KIN, 5i16rET
Mrs. Philip Bradley Is lying dangerously Ill At her
homo In the Fourth ward. n an iqt3 iygfkg n
Mis- MollIe Drugau is home alter being under
Or. sloctitns care iorsdne tine. 17f2 p&,i1}
There L. 800 subscribed Tor the fireworks on the
night Of tho lSlb, during the fair. ~ ~
Chts. Warwick, Of the Independent, will attend
school at Hopedale, Ohio, this winter. sfSf15
Rev. J. Smith married Mr.. Zen Williams and
Mis- Ida Eddy at tho BRIDES home yesterday. el,'
Zete Morris went to steubenvittc and has opentd
the Hotel Dunbar, and "perry" Il there, too, Y1l
For re latest iail and wih.es styles In good A..
t!ns clothes, 80 to +. Ruh merchant tailor Second
street, 1gi M mi F{VT n ~ Ilg'lFS 4
Coleman Joyce. who WIS h,it. at the steel work.
some ssmo ago, hid his finger amputAied yes.
somc, drunken i.llow fell through tho office Of J.
u: Martpg aru was arrested. 1le was released
titef plyipg for the window. 5TlT,l y 5fi4ySiIi5
No. 10 In /, @, Dlllon's watch club drew The
watch satttrtdy night. john Rankip, Of tho Uleve
land Il pishburHh railiosd here, was No. lG.F'112'
Cleveland & pIiiypnlgh isciaht train No. @
struck, a man by tae iianc Of WORKS near Wcsi
wheeling Sunday morning. He was not danger
Osfy httft, =. f.IgaTEa- ~ yisai. -s ~ 100
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sao, 900 DAMAGES CLAIMED.
Hoavy Suit Against tho q. l. o. Railroad
~ CplnDauy. 1890 10. ~ IL,

A Heavy Suit Against tho u. y o. Railroad
g$ Company. ~
The case Of John Unlried against the B.
& 0. Railroad Company, to recover 49,.
900 damages for injuries received by IN.
fried while he was employed in the COM
pany's yards, was put on trial in the Or.
cult Court yesterday to jury, Messrs. B.
B. Doyensrand John 0. Psndleton repre.
eentinE the plaintiff and H. NJ. Rasssll the
defendant. 81 ii ffS-9Es;;1 d ISsa;f ;,
IN Untriod was q carpenter, aad was at
work on truck just Outside tho B. & o.
9hops when car was backed against him,
breaking both arms, one in two places,
crushing his cheat and 80 iniuriuc his
right hand that two fingers and part OF
the palm had to be ampntated. Tho
plaintiff claims that the accident wss due
in part 70 the negligence Of employees and
in part to the negligence Of the company
in falling to place o watchman at thst
point. " q. a "a. 80 a :, -
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There will bs meeting Of the Road and
Bridge Committee at 10 a. N. on Friday,
and the Poor House and Farm COMMITTEES
will meet ut the Ir6rmsry on Thuroday
oitarn aop Us Sc *, = -, ~ =
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49, = , =. . ; 80 ~
Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
ono deed Of trust aud tho following trans
fDrD: 4. s. :.
+ Dsed made September Q, 1887, by I. F.
Jones, trustee. to Robert Reed, in consid-
Grafton oil s.. $40, for one acre OF land on
tbs National road, east Of tho Suspension
bridge, on the Bushtisld farm. Also the
interest oil Belinda Buahfeld, for S2SS 60.
Deed made October, 8 by Henry Eichen.
berg and wife to John Burkhards, in con-
federation Of $l,950. for the north half OF
tho north half OF lot 9S in Eaat Wheeling,
on Wooda street. GA. IA
rs Decd made September 81 by Christian
Hoffman and VITA to- r. w. Baecker, in
consideration Of s.. 900, for the south half
Of lot IS, lying east Of the National road.
In Jonathan Zines addition. 1910
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DrilGOport.


Eelmont Division No. %, U. r. X, of r, will
meet tonight I'll shatieta halt to DRIFT. 40
MI. n. Kuhn Is receiving bids for two new leo
houses, which VIII be OF unusual capacity. ID I.
Tho Phoenix dancing club will give the irst
grand bali OF tho season on October H. at enlcins
hall. ;Ay5 i-F55s.g ? & ~ 5'rgfs9Ill.E
10. Dent was In Washington Monday settling
up his accounts in hsstole there which bic Will sell
N"Ghrlsty" peiplipe had the misfortune TO have
two fingers nlpped of saturday as he was coupling
cars a, The Wheeling Creek coal works. 's5g',
The Good Templars who visited tho Denwood
lodge Friday evening say they were highly enter.
tained; They will visit MARTINS FeIry lodge At al
Miss Emma Long, Of West Wheeling, icll down
Hight stairs lust night aud severely Injured her
spine and one thigh The injuries are Of so severe
nature that serious results are feared. .-sg
Last night as tho passenger train on tho Cleve
laud. Lorain 4 Wheeling extension was passing the
Standard mill Barnie Mckinney was knocked from
the railroad. rendering him iusensible for half an
hour. A physltjan was soon Oh hand, but the man
was soon able 10 be about. fg-I.T9 ), igil,,, Is
Howell & winnois, lately OF the Island, have
opened fish, oyster aud fruit market on Pike
street. opposite Moodcock foundry When want.
Ing these NC ,essitfs remember they Keep Constant
Y fresh stock at the lowest pices. Call and sec
them. aLafs VI "a. Il j ls-,T'15 :
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off shoe for ordinary wear, uhould geo % our i,
seamless solld leather, guaranteed to wear
well, Tor " 20. II you need q shoe Tor
dress SEQ our matchless, stylish, finest calf
s. 90 ahoe, which we challenge the world
n, az X q J. W. ANlcx's, 33y53
q at5 3. .;ss l4S Main street.
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Our Qnuhln EnAian

Our Double Fastened
soheol ahoes ore go mads thst the sole can
not 30 pulled from the upper, md are tue
bsst school shoes made to wear, ct M i,iIs
532s & INV. iAMlcK'a, Z. K;
81 Il ll43 Main street.
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Indicntton1.

WAAulNaros, D. O.. Oct. 4.-For West
Virginia. and Western Pennsylvania cooler,
light rain, followed by fair weather, brisk
to high Winds, veering to northweoterly.
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\, Union bricklayera at tho Western Pen.
itentisry, a llegheny City. Wages, s. for
nine houra work for one year.
fi,s JOHN scuRRINEn, &
i2i5.i y. Y II Contractor.
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Mrs. NELLIE Sweeney p LAgR will re-.
ceive q limited number Of pupils in volc5
culture on and after Tuesday, October 4.
For further information apply q. F. ".
Baumcr'a music store, n ssa5sa|
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GRIND Qpenirg, II: si.l
Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thursday, Of
the most aelect Partisan styles ever exbih.
tied In tho city. BAER's MILLlHERY, p 3 '4
al NJ l07l Main Street. a
Special attention directed to our Mourn.
ing Department. g5s 5fsl,5s
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,Tur finest line Of ,Flowered Carpeta in
the State from 20c por yard up to the boat
mado at 3 &; STONE 4 THOMAS. ~
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4 OPENING DAY at Rlce'a.

y, ONE CASE, se.inch wide, all wool Serge,
at $50 per yard, worth Soc, at 39sE,
!. " 3 - STONE Z TuoMAR 50
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,Gcn,lcmeu,

4 REGULAR winter opening Of Pattern Hats
and Millinery Novelties to-day at Rice'e.
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FIFTY pieces stinsen's beat velvet carpets
at 81 90 per yard, selling everywhere at
81 BY, at 2sE STONE & THOMAS. y;
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Afnlnrin,e

!. Fred. Browns Jamaica Ginger will re.
lioVe any sudden attack OF malaria. Never
go to. q malarious district without it. Ssi
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n -s--"-- NUW 1IUVUftlabNlEuIs Z 4 n I
Misunderstanding. u
Wanted-FAney Gsecer saltsmsu. 5.Ec
Eor Sale-GCtd Seven KooMed House.
Brass Gttspid0rea- Ewing Bfes. ,-iss =
Toman'S unioa Benevolent iety. ~ d
Sealed Proposals ior The Erection III tho PrcSby-
terrain Church tu Bridgeport. i.-
The Stale VI " est Virginia. SOY N ~ 9
Farm For sRic-J. u. Maxwell. 49, --I 81
Al RCGs Bottom tIicrs james N. Kirk.
Just Received Direct from ract ets--Ionucr l.
Turner. ~ ,7 s., s.if'2. 3
d A. NJ K J. =. Musdocd-Tlosists.
y es!-L ndY'h Lace Iln-HGAd Of Local. -. -
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)r l.!:!,Is,al. DAY. Q. Ries's.

4 Flprria pieces Brussels Carpets at Isl
por ward, STONE & THOMAS. I;
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see Stacy, Adams & Co.'s mons finest
shoe, the leaders Of fashion, ut ;ss:sT
3ll553$ J.W.!AMICK's, Sole Agent,
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OPENING DAY at Rics'o.
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Ten piecee 40.inch wide Atwood Black
Cashmere st Csc per yard, worth $50, I'll n
BY, ~ 4 q STONE & THoMAs', I'd
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Ra4RAssR that to-day is Opening Day
at A. I. Rice y Co. g. 4 ii
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BALLyNINE.NEXT5YEAR
MANAoAp ny nuoKENuEnoxN
Now Of tho Aalamaseos-Ths Annual Meet.
log Of tho Base Ball .Association last /,
f l:veulng : Directors Elected and
Financial Statement Presented.

Tie annual meeting Of the stockholders
oil the Wheeling Base Ball Association was
held last evening In the McLain block.
The principal business was the election OF
Directors. I. waa suggested that the meet.
Ing came too soon after the close Of the
base ball seaBon, and an amendment was
introduced TO the Constitution changing
the tins OF meeting to the second Monday
Of November. This, however, has to lie
over till the next meeting before It can be
adopted. Another proposition waB sub.
miIted 10 reduce the number Of directors
from 8 to Z, but this also has 10 Lie over
TIL next year. ~ ,5.'
The rotiring Board, through its Presi.
don't, Mr.. seeley, mado its report. The
season closes with a deficit OF about $500
In the treasury, but 10 meet this there 10
deposit Of $3.50 in the hands Of Presi.
dent Voesele, OF the League, as a forfeit,
making the real deficit after settlements
with the League, about 5000. Tho show.
Ink 10 not bad one. The club wis orga.
nizsd lato In tho ueason aud In n hurry,
making 1t hsri aad costly to get good
players, and lis grounds and improve.
monte cost, 1t Is understood, over s.. 600,
so that tho came revenue and expenses
next year would leave a balance on tho
right slde Of something like 81 800. S..g,g
It Was announced tha. Mr.. Buckenber.
ger, msnager Of tho Ka!amszao club this
season, and Its aeeond bsseman, had been
secured to manage the Wheeling club
mex. year at 8 salary OF 81 900 for tho GOA.
son. 1t 10 presumed he will also play in
tho nine. he has power to aigu players.
For members Of the Board OF Directors
there was pretty lively contest, Nine.
teen names were placed before the meet
Ing, but three OF those named, Messys. All
Davie, viii Mcclure and L. w. Dunaway,
declined. The other sixteen were Messrs.
". T. Eneliah, T. F. Thoner, John Wright,
Z. P. Mcneil, Charles Copp, A, L. Smith,
Oscar seeley, Alex Mitchell, Frank Stan.
ton, which nine were elected. and Hon.
N. B. Scott, DR.. G. ]. Oaddlc, @. r. Tracy,
Charles LukiRs, viii Delaplaine, l., 5,
Dslap!aine, IT,, and J.W. Grub. &SI Z
The election OF Dir. English was an en-.
dorsenent OF his paat administration 81
Manager and afterwards Secretary. Oul
Of SIS votcs cast ho received 800, and the
other Is we're formulated" on one man.
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REI y that today is Opening Day
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u REGULAR winter opening OF Pattern Hats
and Millinery Noyeltics to-day at Rics's.

Best makes Black Silks OF ST 90 and up
10 ba found, guaranteed to wear, at n st3
il iSfs NJ STONE & THOMAS,
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GENTLEMEN, see our genuine hand
ewed s. 90 shoe, warranted hand.sowed,
It E Z, 4, Ill sSF T. w. "A NICE's M
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\. Nj. opeutn: for: faii and Water. u! r
ssffS uost Select and Artistic Parisiau korel.
1 ties ever presented in this city. a 5i
AZ tS5,Ff5 BAER's, 1911 Main Street,
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DO, 1-'i1--.7----- :
y Gentlemen In Need

R + q that to-day is Opening Day
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at Indianapolis the home team got bad.
~ ratified in the seventh inning and
allowed Chicago to store six earned runs.
indianapolis, 2; Chicago. 8. Errors-In-
aianapolis, 6; Chicago, g. Hits-Indien.
apolia, Z; Chicago, II. Batteries-Shreye
and Arundle, Clarkson, Baldwin and
Flint, 80, q s@t 49, m
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"a FEW more Atwood homemade Blank
otH at 81 20 per pair at STONE 4 TuoMAs'.,
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LIS Goop& CO. aoll ny Goala 81 eanest
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Ycsterday's Lensue uud Association Gam os
At Washington the New Yorka defeated
tho Washin2tons because Of the bad field.
Ing Of the home team. Washington, 8;
New York, Z. rEarned-2 each. Errors
Washington, s; New York, 2. 6 Hits
Washington, 9; New York, II. Datteries
Gilmore and Mack; Keeis and Brown.
At Pittsburgh Detroit had IN easy time
with the Pittsburgha' batting Morris Of
will. Pittsburgh, 81; Detroit, 10. Earned
Pittsburgh, 2; Detroit, s. Errors
Pittsburgh, 4; Detroit, i. Hits-Pittn.
burgh, 10; Detroit, II. Ratteries-MoYris
and Fields; Baldwin and Bennett. aa55
At Cleveland the homo team do!eated
Cincinnati by Il 10 exhibition o; fielding
and heavy batting. Cleveland I; Cincin.
natl 2. Hits-Oieveland Is; Cincinnati
II. Errors-Clsvsland 3; Cincinnati 8
Batteriea-G and thinner; Ssrsd and
Baldwin. ~ X i 8 s
At Louisville the homo team and 81.
Louis played close and exciting game.
Louisville, Q; St. Louis, Z. Hits-Louis-
Vile, IA; st. Louis, IA. Errors-Louisyille,
2; St. Louis, 2; Batteries-Ramsey and
Cook King and Boyle. al, ,3{I55
At Philadelphia tho Phillies shut out
Boston in an interesting and we'll PLAYED
game: Philadelphia, 8; Boston, Q. Earn.
ed-Philadelphia, 2. Errors Philadsl.
phia, l; Boston, 4 Hits-Philadelphia,
II Boston, 10. Batteries-Oassy and Nc.
Gnire; Madden and Tate.
At brooklyn the Mets easily defeated
the Brocklyna on tho latter's grounds.
Tho BrookIyns could not understand
Mays. Brooklyn 1; j Mels G. Hits
Brooklyn 2; Nets II. Erfora-BtookIyn 5.
At Philadelphia Baltimore played mis-
erab!y in the ttsfd md the Athletics hit
Smith hard. Their victory was easy and
complete: Baltimore, l.; Athletic, Is.
Hits-Baltimore, s; Athletic, Is. Errors
Baltimore, s: Athletic, l. Batteries-l
Smith and Daniels; Wehing and Rob.
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GRAND OPENING

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, OF
ttle Most select parislan styles ever ex.
lllbitGd III the city. ss!lt ts
, Fl, m sisE BAER'S MILLINERY, y
8.ss9.t4 lO1 Main Street.
Special attention directed TO our
Mourning Department. a.5 Y 4 Z
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u RE0gLAR winter opening Of Pattern Flats
and Millinery Novelties to-day at Rice's.
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4. $Beatty's Ivory Starch. II
Wash, starch and iron without fiat diving
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Is. yhern,omcter Record.

Z AS reported by Christian schnop!, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
2 4. ". 9A.H. u II. 8p.x, Xxx.
e Co., e. Il re SS'z ss71' 72' ss5Y5i5@ 6s'. s
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This was referred to the Prosecuting
Attorney for his report az to tho proyi-
sions OF the Law in relation to the duties
and compensation OF the Comfy Health
Officer and Lncal Board, and the duty Of
the Board OF Conmlasionersi in that regard.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-01-20
LINCOLN ON QUARRELS.
The Shields Duel the Last Personal Confis
of the Great HinoIsan.

of the Great Ilinoisan.
This was MI. Lincoln's last personal
quarrel. Although the rest of his life
was passed in hot and earnest debate,
he never again descended to the level
of his adversaries, who would gladly
enough have resorted to unseemly
wrangling. In later years it became
his duty to give an official reprimand
to a young officer who had been court
martialed for a quarrel with of his
associates The reprimand is probably
the gentlest recorded in the annals of
penal discourses, and it shows, in few
words, the principles which ruled the
conduct of this great and %peaceable
man.. 1t has never before been pub
lished, and it deserves to be written in
letters of gold on the walls of every
gymnasium and college.
The advice of a father to his son,
Beware of entrance to a quarrel, but
being in, bear it that the opposed may
beware of theeH is good. but not the
best. Quarrel not at all. No nan re-
solved to make the most of himself can
| spare time for personal contention.
Still less can he afford to take all the
consequences, including the vitiating
| of his temper and the loss of self-con-
troll. Yield larger things to which you
can show no more than equal right;
and yield lesser ones though clearly
your own. Better give your path to a
dog than be bitten by him in contest
ing for the right. Even killing the
dog would not cure the bite."-Nfo-
clay and Hay, in Century.